Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-05
A Brilliant Social Event.

AS faithful chroniclers of passing e'en" our columns for ths past three
 months have frequently recorded scoisl
 happenings. The present sesson hss
 been notable as being the most ami mated that has prevailed in the city Tor the past foar years. Tho numbes and variety of and perfection of detail Tn carrying out the entertainments thai nave been given It had been thought left nothing that would sffJrd sn op- portunity for any departure from what had been presented, The fancy dress ball given by Mir. and Mrs. B. NJ. Jacobs at their residence last evening wac, how ever, evidence to the contrary. Since It announced to be given it has been looked forward to with pleasure ole expectation and it is but fair to say that the general conclusion IS that every anticipation in regard to it YVES fully realized. The resources of inc spacious dwelling where it took place are, hs IS well known, very ample and their capacity was fully devoted to the details ot the entertainment. Every provision For the convenience of the company assembled was made and the generous Character of the welcome ex- tended to the guests manifested partic- ulars. The courteous Ecst and the charm ing hostess are we'll known for their perfection ss entertainers, and on thIs occasion they fully justified the acclaim accorded them.
 Dancing wss spiritedly kept up, re- treatments bountifully provided and en- ioyment thoroughly manifested by the large sssemblaee which included:
 Maj Fl E Moves, U $ A, and Mrs Noyes, Maj Geo R Smith, U s 4, and Mrs Smith. Maj F NJ Co1e. U SA, and Mrs Coxe, Captain Allen Smith. U s A. and Mrs Smith, Captain 5 A Mason U. s. A. and Mrs Ma son, Mir and Mrs Dana Harmon, Mir and Mrs W O DavIs, Mir and Mrs wv Vii Hams. Mir and Mrs H Nj Love, Mir and Mrs F " Smith, Mir and Mrs J NMa- son, Col and Mrs Geo F Robenson, Col and Mrs s Noble Mir and Mrs H R Jeffords. Mir and Mrs Albert Steinfeld, Mir and Mrs LorIng S Williams, NIT and Mrs A $ DunRsn, MT and Mrs J 5 Mansfield, Mrs Cameron H King. Mrs Pomroy. Mrs Arnou1. Mrs Mark Ezek- iels. Mrs q c Smith, Mrs Theo G Fitch, Miss Nellie Pomroy, Miss NettIe EZekiels, Miss Burgess, Miss Lauretta Lowell. Miss Beckie Ezekiels, Miss Helena Goldschmidt. Miss Wagner, Miss Cox. Miss Lena Wood, Miss Frye, Miss Mamie Steinfeld. Gen G Forsyth U. s. A, Lienfs, Harris and Reber and Dr Bsnnister U. 5. A., Judge Gregg. NJ F --eemsn. Dr II F CIepin, Messrs. Leo Goldschmldt. l. Fl Manning. F H Here forf. I D Satterwhite, \ M Franklin, H F. Soyps, IT,. Pedro Aguirre. II Pate mar. C II Howe, Jos c Smith, Paul MoraneT. .7., Hugh Tevis, r | Crovst, T J Kerr.
 Tie costumes of the ladie- were ele- gaat anl tasty. Mrs. Dana Harmon was esT eci8lly noticeable in white brOcaded v-lvet. Mrs. C. R. Smith as Lady Wash ington, Mi Frye ss a Quakeress. Miss Wood as Priscilla (Miles Standish wss unfortunately Bbsent), Miss Lowell ss Tsmborine girl. Miss NettIe Ezekiels in thoroughly characteristic costume ss Yum Yum. Miss Beckie Ezekiels, ns Music, while many others whose names We were unable to learn. meri.ed note for their clever representation. The gentlemen prino,pslly were sJtired iu court dress with some noticeable excep- tions,, s,,evidencing both ingenuity and at tent .On to detail
 IL was we'll towards dawn this morn ing ere the conclusion of the affair wss reached and with it the opinion that, as an unqualified success the fancy dress ball will long be referred to.